GBB Brings out Support Management Solution for SIs
Added on Mar 09, 2010 bySecunderabad-based Gowra Bits & Bytes (GBB) has come with a support management solution, eSupport, developed specially for small and mid-sized tier-2 SIs and VARs. The solution, says Subbaram Gowra, Managing Partner, GBB, will help channel partners to use business data in a better way.
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